sorry for the delayed execution of the following content. i blame the poor photography on lighting conditions, alcohol, and my lack of photoshop expertise. please forward to those individuals present the evening of 20sep05, of whom i do not have an email contact. thankyou. i had to resort to this medium due to the size of the file. hope there are no problems downloading. mike, may i advise you to make yourself a few martinis before viewing. . . happy studying ladies!!

disclaimer: i, hereby, claim no responsibility for the content of these files. some may consider this mature subject matter. viewer discretion is advised.

-shan

click the following link to d/l the zip file:
http://s21.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=1Q2KA8Q4KNKAK09ISR8JOA4RJK

:: Posted vrijdag, september 23, 2005

solo artist: Eivør Pálsdóttir (thanks dan)
band: u2
song: Bob Marley - Don't worry, Be Happy
book: Jane Eyre
verse(s): Romans 8:38-39
place: Stanley Park
activity: star gazing / night swimming / reading
sport: rollerblading?
game: Bocci
website: eBay
surprises: phone calls from friends/family and personal emails :)

:: Posted vrijdag, september 16, 2005

I borrowed a copy of Don Millers book, "Blue Like Jazz : Non Religious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality" and i quite liked it. I was a little surprised by this considering i haven't cared for a few of the Christian lit i have read. I suppose my literary tastes have matured just a little bit from the childhood Janette Oak series, oh, and need I mention Josh Harris' books (but that distaste was for different reasons). It was refreshing not to read a religious guilt-trip, christianity watered down, or a 3-step program how to keep on the straight and narrow. Don was surprisingly down-to-earth and real about his faith, doubts, struggles and triumphs. The pages are full of short stories he pulled from his own experiences, deffinitely thought- provoking yet higlighted with humor. I am by no means a lit. critic, maybe i just read it at the right time. But if you get the chance i'd recommend it. I may even read it again later on. However, i'm onto Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice," so far i'm liking this one too. . .

:: Posted zaterdag, september 10, 2005

Due to the upcoming Strampel-VanderVies wedding and my promise to attend, i have purchased my AC ticket and am due to arrive @ Pearson Int'l 14 Oct 2005, approx. 1.30pm. I am STOKED! To make the purchase a little more productive i'll be staying for 6 days. I can't believe i'll be 5 months since my move but i am really looking forward to seeing friends and family! I'll hopefully be able to spend some time in Hamilton as well as Sarnia but the itinerary is yet to be determined. My departure date is set for the 20 Oct. 2005 early, early @ 6am.
Hope to see y'all then!

:: Posted vrijdag, september 09, 2005